2-Day Sapa Tour – Overnight in Ta Van Village (All in One)

Exploring the enchanting landscapes of northern Vietnam, the 2-Day Sapa Tour promises an immersive cultural experience. Travelers will venture to the picturesque Ta Van Village, where they’ll stay with a Giay ethnic family and explore the region’s rich heritage. With round-trip transportation, guided trekking, and meals included, this tour offers exceptional value. Whether you’re an adventurous solo traveler or planning a group getaway, this flexible and limited-capacity experience could be the perfect addition to your Vietnam itinerary.

Good To Know

• This 2-day Sapa tour includes trekking, homestay with a Giay ethnic family, and transportation from Hanoi, all for $36.19 per person.
• The tour is limited to 10 participants with English-speaking guides and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
• Day 1 features a 9 km trek to Ta Van Village and a homestay experience with a Giay ethnic family, including dinner and socializing.
• Day 2 includes a 4 km trek to Giang Ta Chai Village, lunch in Sapa Town, and the return bus journey to Hanoi.
• The tour provides modern air-conditioned transportation, accommodation, meals, and 24/7 hotline support, but may not be suitable for wheelchair users.

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Tour Overview

The 2-Day Sapa Tour – Overnight in Ta Van Village offers an immersive cultural experience.

Priced from $36.19 per person, the 2-day tour is limited to 10 participants and includes English-speaking guides. Guests can choose between morning or night bus transportation from Hanoi.

The tour features trekking through picturesque villages, a homestay with a Giay ethnic family, and meals.

Travelers enjoy free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

This tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users, and guests should bring appropriate clothing and supplies for Sapa’s cold, foggy weather from September to March.

Itinerary

On the first day, travelers are transported from Hanoi to Sapa via either a morning bus departing at 6:00-6:20 or a night bus sleeper option arriving at 5:00 am. They’ll enjoy lunch in Sapa Town before trekking through Y Linh Ho and Lao Chai to reach Ta Van Village, about 9 km and 3.5 hours. There, they’ll experience a homestay with a Giay ethnic family, have dinner, and socialize.

On the second day, after breakfast, they’ll trek 4 km for 2 hours to Giang Ta Chai village. Then, they’ll have lunch and free time in Sapa Town before returning to Hanoi with two rest stops.

| Transport Options | Departure Time |

| — | — |

| Morning Bus | 6:00-6:20 |

| Night Bus | 22:20 |

Day 1: Hanoi to Sapa

Travelers have two options for transport from Hanoi to Sapa on the first day. They can take:

1. The morning bus departing Hanoi Old Quarter at 6:00-6:20 AM.

2. The night bus sleeper option departing at 10:20 PM and arriving in Sapa at 5:00 AM.

Upon arrival, the group will enjoy lunch in Sapa Town before trekking 9 km through the villages of Y Linh Ho and Lao Chai to reach Ta Van Village.

Here, they’ll experience a homestay with a Giay ethnic family, have dinner, and socialize.

Day 2: Ta Van to Sapa

After breakfast at the homestay, travelers will trek 4 km over 2 hours to reach Giang Ta Chai village.

They’ll have the chance to explore this charming settlement and learn about the local Giay ethnic minority culture.

Following the visit, the group will return to Sapa town for lunch and free time.

This provides an opportunity to browse the local market, relax, or explore the town further.

The tour concludes with the return bus journey to Hanoi, making two rest stops along the way.

The entire day 2 itinerary offers a well-balanced mix of activities and free time.

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Inclusions

The tour includes modern air-conditioned bus/limousine bus transportation from Hanoi to Sapa and back.

The package also covers:

• An English-Vietnamese speaking tour guide to assist you throughout the journey

• 1 night of accommodation in a bungalow or stilt house (dorm) in the village

• Meals as mentioned in the itinerary

• A small bottle of water on the bus

Plus, all entrance fees are included, and you’ll have 24/7 hotline support in case of any concerns during your trip.

Important Information

This tour may not be suitable for wheelchair users.

Travelers should pack warm clothes, sturdy trekking shoes, sunglasses, sun cream, and insect repellent. It’s also a good idea to bring cash in Vietnamese Dong as chemist shops are available in Sapa.

Pack warm clothes, sturdy trekking shoes, sunglasses, sun cream, and insect repellent. Bring cash in Vietnamese Dong for chemist shops in Sapa.

The weather in Sapa can be cold and foggy from September to March, so visitors should come prepared. Those with personal medication should bring it along.

The tour provides 24/7 hotline support for any issues that may arise during the trip.

Meeting Point & Pickup Options

Depending on the transport option selected, the meeting points for this tour vary.

For the night bus from Hanoi, the pickup is at the Bungalow/Stilt House. For the morning bus from Hanoi, the pickup is also at the Bungalow/Stilt House.

Pickup and drop-off at Sapa is at the Bungalow/Stilt House as well.

To ensure smooth coordination, it’s essential to:

1. Update your pickup details.

2. Provide a contact number for confirmation.

3. Arrive at the meeting point on time.

4. Communicate any changes or delays promptly.

Booking and Cancellation Policy

Reserving a spot on this 2-day Sapa tour is easy – you can book now and pay later to secure your place without any upfront payment.

The tour has a flexible cancellation policy, allowing free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This gives you the freedom to plan your trip without worry.

The group size is limited to 10 participants, ensuring a more intimate and personalized experience.

Whether you choose the morning or night bus, the tour guides will be there to assist you every step of the way, providing 24/7 hotline support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Adjust the Itinerary to Fit My Preferences?

Yes, the itinerary can be adjusted to fit one’s preferences. The tour operator likely offers flexible options to customize the experience, such as activity choices, meal preferences, and transportation. It’s best to discuss any desired changes with the provider.

Do I Need to Bring Any Special Equipment for Trekking?

Yes, you’ll need proper trekking shoes, warm clothes, and sun protection. The tour provider recommends bringing warm clothes, trekking shoes, sunglasses, sun cream, and insect repellent to ensure a comfortable and safe trekking experience in Sapa’s weather conditions.

What Is the Best Time of Year to Visit Sapa?

The best time to visit Sapa is from September to March when the weather is cooler and drier. Visitors should pack warm clothes, as Sapa can be cold and foggy during this period.

Can I Request a Private Tour Instead of a Group Tour?

Yes, private tours are available for the Sapa tour. Travelers can request a private tour instead of a group tour. Private tours offer more flexibility and personalized experiences compared to group tours. However, private tours may cost more than group tours.

How Difficult Is the Trekking on This Tour?

The trekking on this tour is moderate, covering around 13 km over two days. It involves walking through villages and rice terraces, with occasional steep inclines. Proper hiking shoes and fitness are recommended, but it’s suitable for most able-bodied travelers.

The Sum Up

The 2-Day Sapa Tour offers an immersive cultural experience and stunning natural scenery. With round-trip transportation, guided trekking, and a homestay in Ta Van Village, this tour provides an affordable and flexible way to explore northern Vietnam. Adventurous travelers can embrace the local culture while enjoying the breathtaking landscapes, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a personalized and memorable journey.

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